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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1933
Page
4
Local Brewster County paper prints society notices and readings from the era, including discussions of Russia's economic constraints and the origins of baseball. Articles cite Mr. Levine on coal reserves, a history of baseball, and a pastor’s verse on youth and crime.
A fragmentary report states Ottertall County Minnesota unearthed an ancient skeleton judged to be an American Indian girl about 17 at death, dating roughly 30 000 years ago. Dr A M Jenks University of Minnesota calls it prehistoric. Identification rests on limited remains and anthropological study.
Unclear OCR report from Snreveport Louisiana notes unidentified suspects robbed 70 year old farmer and family at their home six miles south of El Dorado Arkansas. Attackers obtained cash totaling 1180 and firearms including shotgun rifle and pistol. Further details unclear due to distorted text.
The 1929 reindeer drive led by Andrew Bahr spans roughly 2000 miles from Buckland River region toward Richard Island at the Mackenzie River mouth. The trek challenged 12 men and four women through ice and extreme cold, with plans to place the herd with Canadian herders near Nome.
The article recalls West Texas labor on farms and mentions W. E. Middleton and local farming efforts, noting cheaper inputs and shifts in cultivation tactics. It also references long archival preservation of Chinese and European paper copies, including early English and American newspapers and Franklin's 1729 Philadelphia Cassette.
A comic misprint tale from Siam centers on a missing comma that prompts the king to anger over an alleged debt. Reports note centreman Whitaker as creditor in a chaotic exchange, with figures cited around $67,000.
Charles E. Stevens of Columbus Indiana says taking Thedford's Black-Draught relieved his dizziness and sleepiness during bilious spells. He notes better energy and no longer feels he is dropping off to sleep, claiming the remedy rids him of bile. Fundamentalists deny human origins but admit societal decline.
A fragmented OCR passage references a person named Earl and a later reference to E. J. King an Australian miner living in the southern area. The editor of the Malloes is mentioned in passing, but the text is unclear and leaves key details unreadable.
Delco servers Feil Line faced a trip sequence as onrcjed at Parc Onrcjed. The report notes disruptions affecting service during a period of travel and logistics challenges. No further details were provided in the fragment.
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